A how-to book on ministering to two distinct generations in the Catholic Church that includes a look at recent historical and technological changes and their effect on young adults.

In these pages, author John Cox talks about some of the discoveries he's made in his search for God. John grew up in apartheid-torn South Africa, raised in a "religious" brand of Christianity. Life took him first to Swaziland, then England, and finally to the western coast of Canada, as well as many other places. His experience as a veterinary assistant, a student, a business consultant, a father-and yes, even as a pastor-has helped him search the ups and downs of life more deeply.

Tired of googling God's Will in all the wrong places? It's a habit that consumes more valuable time and often produces tragedy and frustration. Can you really find something, in the case of the will of God, which is not lost? The whole concept of "searching" suggests that something is lost, but is it really? What should you do? Stop "googling God's Will" and spend that precious time living into it. It's doable and the aim of this book is to dispel some of the theological "sacred cows" about the will of God and help you learn a new way of thinking and reflecting that can free you up to live into his will. Asking questions is often at the root of learning, but asking the wrong questions takes us on a journey along a path to nowhere. Have you ever asked questions like: Does God have a "perfect or permissive will" for my life? Can I "put out a fleece" to discover his will? How does the Spirit interact with me in living into the will of God? The bottom line: well, you will have to read googling God's Will to see what DrWinn offers as a possible solution.

In these pages, author John Cox talks about some of the discoveries he's made in his search for God. John grew up in apartheid-torn South Africa, raised in a "religious" brand of Christianity. Life took him first to Swaziland, then England, and finally to the western coast of Canada, as well as many other places. His experience as a veterinary assistant, a student, a business consultant, a father-and yes, even as a pastor-has helped him search the ups and downs of life more deeply.

Tired of googling God's Will in all the wrong places? It's a habit that consumes more valuable time and often produces tragedy and frustration. Can you really find something, in the case of the will of God, which is not lost? The whole concept of "searching" suggests that something is lost, but is it really? What should you do? Stop "googling God's Will" and spend that precious time living into it. It's doable and the aim of this book is to dispel some of the theological "sacred cows" about the will of God and help you learn a new way of thinking and reflecting that can free you up to live into his will. Asking questions is often at the root of learning, but asking the wrong questions takes us on a journey along a path to nowhere. Have you ever asked questions like: Does God have a "perfect or permissive will" for my life? Can I "put out a fleece" to discover his will? How does the Spirit interact with me in living into the will of God? The bottom line: well, you will have to read googling God's Will to see what DrWinn offers as a possible solution.